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Friday, March 27, 2015

0500 Ronnie Ross [After Hours] FLAC 6(22.47)

Can't remember where this came from now I'm afraid. It was on the Ronnie Ross Music blog as part of a much larger conglomeration which was also entitled After Hours

Les Condon - trumpet
Danny Moss - tenor
Ronnie Ross - baritone
Bill Le Sage - vibes (05), piano
Spike Heatley - bass
Bill Eyden - drums

01 Smiling Jack (Ross) (incomplete) (0:56)
02 Dolphin Square (Ross) (5:22)
03 Pancho Pancho (Le Sage) (4:18)
04 After Hours (Ross) (5:40)
05 Stand By (Le Sage) (4:27)
06 Eucalyptus Kid (Heatley) (incomplete) (1:52)

Label: BBC television broadcast
Recorded: September 20 1969 Ronnie Scott's Club London
Lineage: Broadcast>FLAC
Scans: Front and back covers by jazzandylan
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  1. Rodney27 March 2015 at 08:41

    https://1fichier.com/?kt4gh4mrjc

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  2. danair27 March 2015 at 19:12

    thanks very much missed this at RR.

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  3. Anonymous28 March 2015 at 07:57

    Thanks Rodney and everybody else! Happy 500th Post! Cheers!

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    1. Rodney5 April 2015 at 12:47

      Thank you. It passed almost unnoticed.

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  4. Jazzjet5 April 2015 at 10:23

    This was from the BBC series, 'Jazz Scene at Ronnie Scott's Club', the same series that had a session by Miles Davis. Here's a link to the details on the Jazz On The Screen website : http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.jots.200027108/default.html.

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  5. Rodney5 April 2015 at 12:46

    Thanks, jazzjet. Details largely the same, just one or two minor differences.

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  6. Jazzjet17 April 2015 at 19:02

    Looking at the entry for Ronnie Ross at the Jazz On The Screen website, I noticed a Jazz Goes To College episode featuring the Ronnie Ross Big Band. I imagine the video is long gone but I wonder if the audio is out there somewhere? Some other obscurities are listed too. Worth looking at. Here's the link:
    http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/jots-search?view=thumbnail&query=ronnie+ross&submit=GO&field=all

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    1. Rodney20 April 2015 at 09:13

      Didn't even know about that session, Jazzjet, so would be very interested if anything surfaces. I don't put things in the discography I did (now at http://ronnierosshomepage.blogspot.co.uk/) unless a recording exists so it would be a very welcome addition for there too.

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    2. Rodney20 April 2015 at 09:49

      Your query did prompt me to listen to a recording I have of Tubby Hayes (item 66/3 in the Ronnie Ross Jazz Discography - details below) big band TV broadcast which I have left to one side as the sound quality is not too good and there are some faults. However, listening again it is not that bad and so I wonder if there might be any interest in it. I have a feeling that copies might be widespread though and could be better than the one I have. Perhaps you have one, Jazzjet?

      66/3

      Personnel: Kenny Baker, Ian Hamer, Greg Bowen,
      Les Condon, (trumpets),
      Kenny Wheeler (trumpet, flugelhorn [2]),
      Keith Christie, Nat Peck, Johnny Marshall, Pete Smith (trombones),
      Roy Willox, Ray Warleigh (alto saxophones, flutes [5 6]),
      Tubby Hayes (tenor saxophone [1 2 5], flute [4], vibraphone [3]),
      Ronnie Scott (tenor saxophone),
      Bob Efford (tenor saxophone, oboe [6]),
      Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone, bass clarinet [6]),
      Gordon Beck (piano), Jeff Clyne (bass), Ronnie Stephenson (drums).
      Leader: Tubby Hayes
      Date: May 11 1966
      Venue: Queen Mary College London
      BBC television broadcast December 29 1966

      1. Commonwealth (Tubby Hayes) (0:55)
      2. Seven Steps to Heaven (Miles Davis/Victor Feldman) (4:47)
      3. Bluesology (Milt Jackson/Mike O Neill) (5:10)
      4. A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) (7:49)
      5. Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most
      (Fran Landesman/Tommy Wolf) (7:58)
      6. Milestones (Miles Davis) (8:05)
      7. Commonwealth Blues (Tubby Hayes) (1:24)

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  7. Jazzjet20 April 2015 at 10:03

    That's the Jazz Goes To College broadcast, another one of the infamous sessions to have been wiped by the BBC. I haven't got this one and would love to hear it regardless of the sound quality (I've got the Bird Dean Benedetti sessions so can put up with anything!). By the way, introductions are by Humph.

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    1. Rodney20 April 2015 at 10:32

      Yes indeed, certainly Humph. He's talking about Victor Feldman being so versatile and hopes Tubby doesn't mind being called an all-rounder too; the joke falls completely flat by the sound of it. There could have been some arch looks I suppose but without the video, we'll never know. I wish I could remember who I got the recording from but nothing surfaces. Quite a lot of work to be done on it so could be a while. Will be part of the Ronnie Ross series although he gets no solo space.

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  8. Jazzjet20 April 2015 at 13:20

    That's great, Rodney. If I can do anything to help with the sound restoration, editing etc just let me know.

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    1. Rodney20 April 2015 at 13:37

      In my present state, that's an offer I will not refuse, JJ. Upload of the whole thing to 1fichier has just started, in it's raw state. You should get the link direct from there. Emailing.

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